SEFAM DreamStar Auto, Руководство для пациента

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DreamStar Intro, Info, Auto patient manual en GB – 35
Problem Possible cause Suggestion
The device does not
display
the correct
pressure.
The ramp is enabled.
The Pressure Alter
feature is enabled in
CPAP mode.
Confirm that the ramp indicator is displayed. Disable
the ramp feature referring to the setting procedure
for the device concerned.
Disable the Pressure Alter feature referring to the
setting procedure for the device concerned.
Symptoms of sleep apnea
syndrome recur. The device is not set to
the correct pressure or is
not operating properly.
Your physical condition or
pressure needs may have
changed. Ask your home care provider to check the device
operation.
Contact your attending physician.
The DreamStar™ product
range device does not
turn on (no display). The power supply cord is
not correctly plugged into
the power port.
No power.
The device's internal fuse
is defective. Check the connections between the device, the
power cord, and the power source.
Plug another device (e.g., lamp, radio, etc.) into the
power source to confirm that current is available at
the source.
Contact your home care provider.
The DreamStar™ product
range device appears to
be experiencing
interference and does
not work correctly. Very high
electromagnetic
interference. Move the device away from sources of interference,
such as halogen lamps, cordless phones, etc.
Humidifier does not seem
to heat water.
The heat level is set at 0.
The heating element is
defective. When the device is battery-powered, the heated
humidification feature cannot be used.
Set the heat level between 1 and 10, by following
the instructions in the parameter settings procedure
of the corresponding device.
Confirm that the heated humidifier indicator is
displayed on the screen and is not blinking.
If the indicator is blinking or is not present, contact
your home care provider.
Water spilled into the
device. Unplug the device and allow it to dry at least 24
hours. Re-apply power and then check for proper
operation.
Excessive droplets of
water appear in the
patient circuit or in the
mask. The water level in the
water chamber (if
included) is too high.
A small amount of water
droplets are normal,
especially during winter
months.
Excessive condensation
of water vapor. Check that the water level is not above the water
chamber maximum fill level; if it is, pour out the
excess water.
Adjust the heating power to a lower level by
following the instructions of the procedure for
setting the corresponding device.
Route the patient circuit under your blanket.